2, only wrong to buy, not wrong to sell. Please shop around when buying a second-hand house, and be sure to see more houses.
Please remember the building number and room number of the house you are looking at.
4. If the intermediary shows you the house, don't ask the intermediary seller why he sells the house. Excuse me, why did the owner sell the house directly? In addition, you must ask when the house was purchased, whether the owner has been living and whether it is rented out to others. 5. The guiding ideology of buying second-hand houses: buy what you need, not cheap, except for real estate speculators.
6. Look around the second-hand house (in the community) and carefully check whether there are pollution sources around the house, such as noise (including road noise), harmful gases, water pollution, and (open-air) garbage stations. The cleanliness of the corridor, whether small advertisements are all over the wall.
7. Understand the surrounding environment of the community, whether there is an open-air garbage factory, road conditions, and whether there are high-voltage lines, high-voltage transformers and mobile base stations near the second-hand house to be purchased (at least within 200 meters) (if the house to be purchased is on the edge of the community, it is necessary to inspect the outside of the community at the same time). This point about mobile base stations is easily overlooked by everyone. 8. The survey of supporting facilities and equipment of the house mainly includes: water quality, water pressure, power supply capacity, gas supply, heating and charging standards, TV reception clarity, installation status of residential broadband, etc.
9. When looking at the house, look at the structure, orientation, ventilation and lighting of the house (it is said that it is best to look at the house at 8-9 am) and whether the living room is bright. Whether the wall cracks, leaks and falls off, pay special attention to the water pipes in the kitchen and bathroom.
10, check the second-hand housing property management, whether the environmental sanitation and greening of the community are clean and comfortable, and whether all facilities and equipment are in good condition and running normally. , but also know the property management fee standards, water, electricity, gas, heating prices, parking fees and so on. And understand whether neoclassical furniture has established a special fund for the maintenance of public facilities and equipment, so as to avoid paying huge maintenance costs in the future and afford to buy a house.